Crosley Liam 60 Inch Large Record Storage Console Cabinet - CF1115

• Manual for LIAM LARGE RECORD STORAGE CONSOLE CABINET Part 1

What Our Experts Think

• Mid-Century Modern Style: Tapered legs and a streamlined silhouette bring vintage charm to modern interiors.

• Large Vinyl Capacity: Designed to hold up to 360 records with three spacious storage sections—perfect for serious collectors.

• Versatile Functionality: Works as a record console, media cabinet, or TV stand for screens up to 65" (when wall-mounted).

• Durable Materials: Built with quality MDF, particle board, and poplar wood for a sturdy and lasting structure.

• Compact Footprint: Slim depth and low profile make it ideal for apartments, music rooms, or living areas.

Q&A

Q: What is the Crosley Liam 60" Console designed for?
A: It’s designed to store and display vinyl records, turntables, and audio equipment with a mid-century modern aesthetic.

Q: How much record storage does it offer?
A: Features six open cubbies that can hold up to 200+ standard 12" vinyl records, plus space on top for a turntable.

Q: What materials is the cabinet made from?
A: Constructed from durable MDF with real wood veneers and solid wood legs for a sturdy, stylish build.

Q: Can it be used for other media or décor?
A: Yes, it’s versatile enough for books, media consoles, or decorative items in living rooms or music spaces.

Q: Is assembly required?
A: Yes, assembly is required; detailed instructions and hardware are included.

Maintenance Tips

• Regular Dusting: Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to dust the surface regularly, preventing buildup on the MDF and veneer materials.

• Avoid Abrasive Cleaners: Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents, as they can damage the finish.

• Weight Limits: Do not exceed 45 lbs per section or 100 lbs total weight to maintain structural integrity.

• Moisture Control: Keep away from water sources and humid areas to prevent MDF warping.

• Sunlight Protection: Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading of the finish.

• Cable Management: Use built-in openings to keep cables tidy and reduce strain on devices.

• Protective Measures: Add felt pads under electronics to prevent surface scratches and improve airflow.